
Replace a Electrical Plug End
Step 1: Before replacing an electrical plug end make sure the lamp or appliance is unplugged, then use wire cutters or diagonal pliers to cut the old plug off. Read More
Instructions for many projects around the house in 400 words or less. Article contributor: Fix It Chick, Linda Cottin, has been in retail hardware since 1974. Linda and her husband, Tom, own Cottin's Hardware store in Lawrence, KS.
Step 1: Before replacing an electrical plug end make sure the lamp or appliance is unplugged, then use wire cutters or diagonal pliers to cut the old plug off. Read More
Early spring is the perfect time to install a bird house. Giving a little thought to the type of bird house being installed will increase the chances of attracting… Read More
Cracks or holes in plaster walls can be repaired with a little patience and a bag of patching plaster. Pre-mixed joint compound or spackling will not adhere to plaster… Read More